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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1957
Page
5
A fragment from a historical page mentions Bea and Ent Ons Sient in a brief entry about local events. It hints at social or cultural notes and a possible community remark without full details or context.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse note about the sea area nearby with unclear references to a person or event. The readable words suggest a positional or navigational fragment rather than a complete incident or story.
The Corry area Paremi-Teacher Aaivelation Council held its first meeting of the year at 425 East Pleasant Street with President Fred Kiley presiding. Plans were set for the next session, education committee details, and a December meeting with Corry Area High School hosting February and April sessions.
At the Hotel Corry Rex William Spitz Jr was named president for the coming year Leo Ol was selected first vice president John Rossbacher second vice president William Miller secretary treasurer Two directors Frank Grice and Kirk Sawyer will serve three year terms The program chair Frank Grice presented and Alaska fishing hunting slides by William Keppel guest Willan elminicker attended
Seventeen members of Brownie Scout Troop No 917 met at Mead Park yesterday afternoon with leader Mrs. Newell Beckwith and assistants Mrs. Crawford Bailee and Mrs. L P Baker. Scouts worked in patrols to lay tents hide treasures practice flag ceremony and plan future activities including a Halloween party at the end of a segment.
Four families welcomed newborn daughters this morning at Corry Memorial Hospital. Ron, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Glabbata of R D 1, arrived earlier. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Abe Hathaway of Spartansburg followed, then another to Mr and Mrs Paul Porter of Spring Creek, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs James Lictus of Clymer.
Mr and Mrs L C Barnes of 26 West Church Street celebrated their golden wedding with a Sunday party at home attended by about 50 relatives and friends from Erie Union City Warren Oil City Titusville Buffalo and Virginia. The couple married September 28 1907 at Trinity Methodist Church Buffalo officiated by Rev Frederick Coman.
Mrs Norman G Tarbell of 428 East South street returned from a busy weekend in her role as director of District I of the Pennsylvania Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. She attended the District TE meeting in Ellwood City with Dr Clara Cockerille the Armstrong County assistant superintendent and spoke Sunday with state president Mrs Tarabella J Jones and state coordinator Mrs Frances Kelly at Summit Hotel Uniontown. She visited Mary French of Ellwood City and joined a Titusville Club emblem pageant at home.
Mr and Mrs Homer Loomis Jr hosted a gathering at their home for Mr and Mrs Billy McCray. McCray shared color slides from Europe after returning from U S Army duty. Guests included Herbert and John White, Loujean Legters, Walter Groters, Harold Roush, Leon Legters, Robert Legters, Wayde Querreveld and families, Alton White and daughters, Ronald Legters, and Harry Koerselman and family.
Local Red Cross aides attend a regional meet with more than 60 chapters. Howard L. Kelly of the National Red Cross board spoke as a main speaker. Dinner speakers included Robert Edson and Harry Rinder who discussed Red Cross Civil Defense relations and community involvement.
Narcotics Squad detectives raided a Lower East Side smoking den. Yip Hing, 72, charged with operating the den and narcotics possession with intent to sell. Three patrons Wo Yung 63 Kuon Lee 19 Lu Lang 68 arrested for disorderly conduct.
New York story profiles Pete DeMet who quit school to become a cosmetics salesman and built a string of beauty parlors. After 1950 he retired early, then found happiness by returning to work, fishing in Florida and keeping busy with a small Pontiac business as he reflects on the need for activity after retirement.
The Chicago writer built a media footprint and a multimillion bowling venture. He funded Championship Bowling, bought a Coral Gables bowling alley, and earned the title bowling’s “Man of the Year.” He jokes about retirement and staying busy.
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